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Johnson warns against treating politics as spectator sport
The article argues that President Johnson will use election season to press messages with political aims and urges Americans to separate political rhetoric from civil rights policy. It quotes his call to end riots and disorder and to heed law and order as a timely admonition. It also notes Communist China accusing West Germany of seeking war.
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Excise Tax Shift Sparks Bipartisan Talk on Reforms
Treasury notes indicate a move toward excise tax relief tied to economic stance. Dillon frames many levies as a nuisance and backs study, with both parties converging on revising a World War II era hodgepodge. Political chatter aside, reform seems possible next year.
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Madrid Visit Shows Quiet Life Under Spanish Heat
Jim Bishop describes Madrid and its surrounds as a calm scene where bread worries and heat shapes daily rhythm. He notes shops close at 1 30 and reopen after siesta, the late dinners, and a family trip with children curious about Europe. The piece mentions a bullfight in Plaza de Toros with mixed reactions from the girls and a Madrid driver named Polycarp, reflecting local life and impressions.
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Kennedy candidacy stirs New York Senate race issues
The Kennedy bid for the Democratic U S Senate nomination from New York raises residence legality questions since he lists Massachusetts as his residence. The situation risks confusing voters and party dynamics, with implications for Johnson and Keating amid New York City political machine tensions and civil rights controversy.
Uncertainty Bubbles as Kennedy and Johnson Move Toward Conventions
Washington report notes pending decisions by Robert Kennedy about New York Senate candidacy and Johnson's vice presidential pick ahead of the conventions. It says Goldwater and Johnson are trading barbs, with Johnson likely to respond personally in coming weeks and the campaign set to sharpen after September.
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Experts puzzled by population forecasts for year 2000
The piece questions how demographers project U S population for 2000 noting the challenge of counting people not yet born. It mentions a pest, the snout beetle, damaging multiple fruits and hints at a Pentagon project named CLAM for Chemical Low Altitude Missile.
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Sunday Drive Through Small Towns on a Lazy Route 4 Tour
Dave Regan recounts a breezy countryside drive with stops in West Alexandria Farmersville Eaton and other small towns. Cars were few and the day featured unhurried travel churchgoing locals and a Frischs breakfast before continuing a meandering Sunday ride.
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Farmersville
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Kilgallen notes Kerry Kollmar meets Richard Burton
Hollywood gossip column describes a daytime encounter outside the Beverly Hills hotel where Kerry Kollmar shows a skateboard to Richard Burton, who asks about its operation and watches a demonstration on the sidewalk. The piece also weaves in broader showbiz and city news about stars, crime coverage, and industry talk.
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Factographs Ta Prohn Monastery Staff Size
Factographs Ta Prohn in Cambodia reportedly required nearly 80 000 staff. The Painted Desert area was once the delta of a large river similar to the Mississippi. The Cossack pony is a small tough breed able to endure Siberian winters and hot Asiatic summers.
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